May 25, 1877 (4 pages)

NSN RSENS GARE mt griminul pature preferred hte“ ilps ae elton ime vaca ~ poche RARDIN LOSER MENS COCA IANNIS IN SARTORI (aN INI REAGAN on NE nae eH a! SINAN . i) reer . 4 ° . } mation onc she? cet tpt ym naman bs ep etree msec metre emi Ron ed eso iis -samarns aunertner fhmnin cath ayn owe oe wipers ea The Daily Branserip NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Rev. Mr, McPheeters. The ‘‘Marysville Appeal’’ bas published seversl articles in regard to the Reverend gentleman whose name beads this column,: but it is impossi-~ “bie to ascertain from any of them what the rumpos was kicked up about. In that paper of the = the following appears: Acard. In consideration of certain rumors current growingout of a -—misrepresentation of the-fact—con-} tained im the charges against the Rev. Mr. McPheeters in the recent preliminary exainination had in this ~“gity, E claim it bat just to him, his friends, and the cause of right, to state that there were no charges of « against him in apy particolir whatever. So _ far from their being tbe truth the conyention frequen:ly stated during the examination that they —did--not make any charges ngainst Rev. Mr. _ MoPheeters, and that they neve even entertuifed 4 suspic on in reference to his buving done wnything criming. Jo making this statement I might add in farther C¢ovfirmation .of the above -that I was present durivg the progress of the trial and beard and wrote all the testimony pro and con, but there was * mot one word said upon the part of any of the witnes-es that indicated either their belief or suspicion’ of anything criminalin the Rev. Mr. McPheeters, Furtber than this I have been inforucd by gentlemen _of unimpeschable characters thatt}be . prosecution upou more than one occasion reiterated to t'vem the same _gtatement that I make in the ~gbove. —Jamis He Waite; We have now published all we have seen in relution to the matter, because the Rev. Mr. McPheeters has a great many triends ip this eounty who were anxious to know ‘about thé trouble be was supposed to bein. No one here has believed for a moment that charge could be bro ght against him and sustained, but, on the contrary, ‘ they believe that there was a conspiracy of some kind gotten up to injure his fair name. eard, which is published to expliin matters leaves us as much in the dark . . “aa we were before. As the writer gays ‘‘there were no charges of a. criminal nature preferred against “him in any particular whatever,” we4 would like t#&know why there was an examination, and why the inferenee is allowed to go out to lead the _ people to believe there was? The writer further says: ‘‘There was not one word said, during the eXamination, upon the part of any of the witnesses, that indicated with their belief or suspicion of anything criminalin the Rev. Mr. McPheeters,’’ “Now all this is balderdast’ aud is doing a great injury to Mr, McPheeters, because people are led to believe that he hus been guilty of something horrible, and yet no facis are given. Just enough has been said to injure his reputation asa gentleman and a minister of the gospel, and it is due to the Reverend gentleman that a stutenent of the the case should be mude and given to the public. The course that has been pursued is of the meanest character, because peuple draw all surts of inferences from what has been eakd, a5 oo eS The Revivalist, Mr. Moody was welcomed back to the Boston Tabernacle on Sunday by large throngs. He looked fresh: and. vigorous, and spoke with all— his accustomed vigor and earnestness: In the afiernoon a teinperance meet-ing was held, Mr. Moody conducting . the exercises, In the evening the evangelist prenched on “Hope,” gaying during the course of his sermon: ‘Hope iv never used in the Scriptures to express doubt, but now @ great many Coristiaus use it to express their doubts. Ido not know how many Christians I have asked ~ about their soul's welfare, and reeeived the answer, ‘I bupe I “am a Christian,’ ‘Il hope I am,’’ Now, you cannot find that anywhere inthe Word of God. I do not say, ‘I hope Lam married.’ I um married, aud I know it. Ido not say, ‘L hope I am . en American.’ I kuow I am,” Anunaal Target Peactice. The Nevada Light Gaurd will bave , their annual target’ practice to-morrow, Saturday, avd every member is sapected to be on huud at 12% o’cloc Those ef our cilizeus who desizé to ‘are reqtiested to leave thet with W. AB Bronsor Alex. . @avenient, 9 by any serious . The above . + Bindy —and -we are compe.léd to say >that if all their private iranouciions afe@ Aas economical Lexfough to hurt himself!" ‘The New County Safe. . The recently purchased safe for Nevada County arrived in this city : “Sapervisors Brady and Allan were authorized by the: Board sometime since_to purchase‘a first-class safe in which to keep the money and valuables of the county, and after making careful inquiries and observation of the different makes, decided to purchase one of Mr, Williams, of Sacramento, the agent of the celebrated Detroit Safe Company. Special-drawings were made according to their order, and the safe fully meets with their approval, On its arrival yesterday, two experts armed with the best implements were on the~ground, and the most thgrough drill tests were made upon it until the workmen, the Supervisors, the Coonty Treasurer and a lirge nomber of spectaiors were galisfied that the box could not be eotered by burylars no matter how long” a time they might have for operation. The safe weighs 14, 100. pouuds. It cost, delivered ut Sacramento, $2,700. The freight which was paid by tue agent, ~ It is uiade with outside fire provf sufc wich folding dots and Goapilcition wek. Luside of this is a burglur proof jiviny throughout the wiole interior, of 1% inches in tuickvess, with fuiding doors, which are’ provided with heavy round bolts, eight to euch door, which ure supplied with combination bank locks, and a duuble chrofMometer lock operated by cwek, work, Inside: of. this living is a further-barglur proof’ box of 24% ingh walls, and 344 inch frout, which is also provided with a combiuution bank lock, The whole interior = of the sife is drill aud burglar proof. The burglar proof metal alone, in this sufe,. weighs over 6,000 pounds, andthe fire-proof, with iis fillings, weighs 8,100 pounds. It is the beaviest and most expensive of any couuty safe in the State, andisa yess. The ptice puid for it is ut least fifteen Lundred dollars less than ity real value. It was made expressly to the orderof Messrs, Allan aud and wise as this one was they will: oop rival the Bohbauza Kiugs in wealth. The Detroit Sefe Company are doing better work aud muking*better safes than any fic in the business, a8 any ovewill assert after a cureful examination of this beautiful piece of work, The Nevada Light Guard, _ The San Francisco Pacijic Life bas the following to. say, ip. .ju:t praise, of the Nevada Light Guard: ‘‘Company C, Nevada Light Guard, of Nevadu City, is entitled to take a leuding position amony our military organizations of the interior. It has Leen fourteen yeais in existence, and never was in a more flourishing conditiotithan it is to-day. There are between fifty and sixty names on the roll. The Company is armed with Springtield breech-loaders, wears the regulation uniform, and has a splendid armory, 114x50 feet in dimensions, The members “also have a fine rifle range in the outskirts of town. The officers are: Captain, J. A. Rapp; First Lieutenant, Wo. J. Organ, and Second Lieutenant, Jas. Murebie. A visit to their armory this week satisfies us that au excellent state of discipline prevails. The arms and equipments are in adwirable condition, showing that the ‘best of care is taken of the State's prop-. erty, The Company has been ordered out by Captain Rapp, for its annual target practice on the 26th inst., and as we have been promised a copy uf the official scores, our riflemen here will be able to compuie the shooting with that done bere.”’ For County Treasurer. . Jerry N. Payne is announced in today's TRaNnscRIPT as a candidate for thé office of County Treasurer, sub<. , ject to the decision of the Democruiie County Convention, Jefry hus made a good officer and id very poplar. * = A Lazy f. lows falling a distance of fifty feet, and escaping with only « few scrgt¢hes, a bystander remarked thattie was “too alow to fail fasi Ou it to that place alone was $600, model of beauty, safety aud useful. A Voice Prom Tae, Foon 4 to + the At the request of a gevtleman of this city, we publish the following, which appeared as 4 correspodence in the Dutch Flat Forum:— “Will ye give it up to slaves? This bright land _of ours! ~ Let the Mongois ¢’en their graves, Taketo distant Chinese shores. ‘Only think of it, thirty millions of dollars annually seut to China as the price of service labor. No».wonder we have hard times! _How much better it would be if that amonnt poor laboring people. We would be able then tokeep out of debt, and bot owe everybody, as we do now, providing us with the necessaries of life. Way, sir, we can’t afford totake a Piper, or buy bodks to instruct our little indulgences of which children are sofond, In fact we can hardly clothe them snfficiently dec: nt to send them to school, —En fact if we are not relieved from this curse of Asiaiic slavery, we will bave no schools, . for we will be too poor to maintain them. I méintaiu that it is a greatter evil than African slavery, because that was purely sectional, whereus as this, if,allowed to expand unmvowhole fabric. It is suid that we can’t ran our wines, mills and otber factories without them. Itis & fallacy; tbe same.cry Was raised in regard to cotton, Bat it is cheaper to-day than it_ever was while slavery existed: Have not fortanés been made in the lumber business vy those who employ Caucasian -libor exclum sively? Are fares and freiyhts any cheaper since Crocker & Cu., have employed Mongvlians exclusively upon this road? No, sir; they cheapeén nothing but the price of labor. And as loug as they cuy grind it out of us and increase their profiis everything is lovely, tute to capital what kind of labor it must employ!’ Did not the peuple of the North dictate to the South in ibunder tones, aye, even at the caunou’s mouth, whut kind of labor they should employ? A dangerous precedent .to establish if we have not the sumé rightin a minur way. If Karope should send shipluad ofter sbipload of diseased emigrants to our our shores wou ld-it-notmost certain= ly be stopped? Ita lot of diseused cattle were about to be sh‘pved here from Texas would it not be stepped? dangerous to the welfare of our coun try than any disease that could possivly be shipped from Europe or any where else except Asiv. Will our Government stop it?, No there is ‘millions in it’ to the capitalist at present; let the fauate look out for itself, ‘In ancient story it is told, Tout Midis’ touch turned anything to {golu. But we to-day a stranger thing venold, Mvn turn to anything when touched with [gelu.’ Now for the good of our country, be noble Cantuasians every mother’s son of you, foritis a notle” aii, the disenthrallment df the Caucusian race. Be Caucasians in the truest sense of the word, and tuereby prevent the unnecessary mending. of blood, Would it not te more noble to die in bat'le, fighting in the interest of white freedom, than to tamély submit without a ‘struggle todie in the -puorbuuse; bequeatbing asa legacy to ourchildren, poverty, ignorance aud slavery; history writing as their epitaph, born in penury reared in ig. norance, died in slavery inherited from our fathers. An inevitable result-ifwe cannot free ourselves trom the clutches of this relic of Asiatic barbarism. Spurn all such sheets as favorChinese immigratiun and Chinese labor from your firesides as you would, an adder from your bosom, For they would make ye slaves. Bat in the language of the immortal Charchill exclaim: Let all, Aor shall resentment flush our (cheek, ‘Phat those, the greatest curse —— be. Wi. know us not, may not prewni to we York has decided that Tweed's evidence shall not be used in pending or fature suits, Couonsy Ezexrsn Jewetr, the @tnnieut seientist, died at Sat. were distributed among our own -who-bave anything to do with the} . children at home, or grant them avy lested, will eventually: envelop! the ‘Must ‘not dic. But this Monyolian disease is more Whe iknow us well, what they know treely . é Tue Attorney General of New 9425 Per Day. a) gent leman in this city bas taven four hdndred guenr ad of the town, and the remainderis expended here for their living. Suppose. tbat amount was paid out to white men, what a different state of affairs woula exist here, The stores would doa larger business and the town would bea great deal more prosperous, and we should hear less about hard times. Bat somehow or other there don’t seem to be any way to get rid of these rats, -and-we will have-to-grin t-— and bear their presence among us. There is one consolation however, aod that is, we have no more of them fand probably not as many, as other places on the coast, according to the size of the town. tee u the tronble “to ascertain how much: money is aid out @aily for labor to Chinese. He figures it at just four] hundred and . eo dollars perj~ dey, ond ou that amount, FOR COUNTY (Y TREASURER. ERRY N, PAYNE NE is hereby.snnounced e} 28 candidate for the office of . OME . Treasurer, snbj-ct. to the decision of Democratic Contest Convention, LL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against the SCHULTZ GRAVEI, MINING .C , will plese present them to the undersigned immediately for payment, after endorsement by 8. W_Duncan. 8. D. BAKER, may25. , Secretary of Company. RETURN oF THE FAVORITE?! N evada Theatre, 2 Nighte. ‘MONDAY & TUESDAY, “MAY 28th and 29th. Shee WORLD-FAMED ORIGINAL TENNESSEE JUBILEE SINGERS! Decoration Day. ~The Hon. David M. Key writes to the Cincinnati committee which invited him to attend the Decoration Day ceremonies in tliat city: ‘‘I rejoice to hear you say that the soldiers that are buried in your beautifal city of the dead, whether they wore the Biueor the Gray, will be cause he believes is just may have done wrong in engaging in the strife, bat he has committed no sin. He may have died a Christisn—un hovest_ man. The fact Southern soldier staked his life on bis cause manifested his sincerity. Say, if you pléase, that he wasniistaken, that he did a great wrong; but say at the same time that, he was -honest and brave. Onthe grave of such a one tears may fall from the kindly eyes and flowers be strewa by lovely junds without reproach.” Carpets! Carpets! Brussels, Three-Ply and LIngrain Coll and examine at mazd A. BLUMENTHAL’S. __ Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s ica The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday aurning — opening and closing. 215 Ophir 934: 9%. 255 Mexican 5 17v5. Gould & Carry 644 5, 925 Best & Helobes 11 10% 645 Calforpia 264% 27. 1655 Savage 2.25 2 30 © 1190 Cou Virginia 2634 263 Yas 59 Chollar, 20% 20% -260 Crown: Point 4.53 4.20 960 Imperial 35c 40c. 160 Belcher 3.40 3.35 — 120 Sierra Nevaaa, 1.80. 10 Umb 7% . 270 Bullion, 3 3 10. 290 Overman 10% 10 55 Justice, 4.10 4.15 435 Union Con, 2.70 23,. liv Julia, 1.05. 195 Caledonia 1%. 155 Silver Hill, 1.10 1.10. 140 Alpha, 8% By, 430°Hale & Norcross, 1% 1.70. The _after.con quotations were about the same asin the morning Board. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel.JACOB NAFSZIGER, Prop: jeto», Wepyespay, May 23rd, 1877. Master Chas Grissell, Washington B L Hazelton, Gold Hill J C Donnelly. ie Jamos Rose ie gd Miss J Caldw ll Miss Ella Kitts, Willow Veliay dé Carr, Fail Creek AH Walrath, City Tra Jewitt, do _ Lonis Satman, San Juan T S Whitmore, City Miss Anson, San Frahciscd Major Downie, Downieville J 'T Dalghren, Forest City ry seneneet. City J R Dysut, City Amos Laird, doe J Casionly, do W 8 Zeitin, San Francisco Mrs 8: wtell, San Francisco Mra Reinhart, do cP Loughridye, Grass Val ley d E Brown, City Ed M Brown, do Jobn Dunnelly, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vationel Exchangé Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Preprietor. = “Wapepanes, May 23rd, 1877: F Sacket, City J Martin. San Frantie-o M B Ivory, San Francisco Mrs L igrove, Dutch Flat Mrs Hill Little Yerk C Bradley, Dutch Fiat, E Noithup, San Juan J E Knott, Dutch Flat 8 Caro, Sen Francisoo © M Flock, Sacramento LA Upson, do Dr L M ‘fay lor Oakland ‘ Barbara; May 18th, of Atyphoie At a, la'e English marriage the ern. a by U Meiteunes 4 Lake City bride waiked ever a mat stretcbeo. eee ee ee from ‘the@eor to the alter ‘railing, A FIVE-POUNDS SHAD bus ~ beet Tlegg, -do > ; i b 2 ’ Suis eee fashioned of evergyeens'aail Siied Ho caught in the Sacramento, river, Fiera er ee Seal with lilies, roses ane vivleta, Harrab fur the Fish Commissioners. Ww LUlveck, = alike respected. He who dices for ‘a. thut the} _ Carpets, the largest stock in the city . : 325 Exchequer 2.05 2.10. Si ” Nevada, May 22, 1817. songs ; From way down eae de Suwanee — * Second Grand Tour of the : “Padifie Cot. Crowded Houses and delighted audiences greet them everywhere. Sixth Annucl Tour of Europe and America. MISS LULU HENDERSON, Cid Soprano, And MR. HENRY HUNLEY,. The Lion Basso, Are-still,with the Troupe, and will positively appear at eack extertainment. Doors cpen at 7.15, commence at 8-15 P. M. Admission $1 00. and 50 cents. Children under 12 years, £0 cents. Reserve Seat Tickets at Belden’s Drug st re without extra charge. maté Special Notice. The Pioneer Reduction Co. of California, are ready to purchase and ‘reduce SULPHURETS, Works, at Canada Hill. Nevada, May 23, 1877. Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, THERS. will be 8 Special Mecting Of Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M. on Monday Evening, May 28th, AT MASONIC HALL, For the purpose-of conferring the Royal Arch Degree, A fall atte ndance of Members is desired. Visiting Companions are coruially invited. By order THOS. MEIN, H. P. G. R. Davis, Sec. ms Change of "Prop rietorship, Nou is ey given that JOE. PETTIT has sold out his iaterest in the “GULD ROOM” and “KitYSTONE SALOON ,” to BILI INGS & CO., and the busicess “will hereafter be Concipgiad a BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. ee The eld patrons of the above named places will find the new firm ready to serve them with the very best OF Whisky, Wines, Ale, Perter, and Cigars. BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Neyada City, May 19, 1877. FOR STATE SENATOR. cm KENT, of this city, is hereby . . ounced as a candiate for State ‘. Senator, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Soouaneiianel —H. WELLS, of "Nevada city, os de hereby avnouticed 8B 8 candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County mas Convention, Notice of Change of Partrps firm of Crosby. & Mitchelt womege by dissolved, anu: the Machinery Canada bi) together with all I the might + : oe Crosby pateut are transferred to the “Pi fon Co, ot Califor nia,” & corpor “formed undef the jaws of ep ree : 4. B. ChOSBY, at their # ache HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and ci. gars, Constintl, on Band. =~ Fancy Drinksa Specialty. p28 kAKIW LLL & CLARK, N. WEBER. a. WEBER & cHATY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIALSTREET, — Transcript Office,) UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILLED WITH E CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete. aa Prices, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of “Char ree. By strict attention to business, and a determination to satisfy ‘our customers both ia quality and. price of Groceries, we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. WEBER & CHATY. ‘DIVIDEND NOTICE, IVIDEND NOTICE NO. 9, Collatera} Loan and Savi ings Bank, corner Post aud Kea'ny streets, San Francisco. The regular monthly dividend of 2 yer cent, } fer April, 17T, is declared, pigubie May— Stn, to stockholders of record. F. 8. CARTFR, Sec. April 27, 1877. may 5-1m NERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. C This is to certify that we, Nicolas Weber and Adolph Chaty, both residing st the City and® County ef Nevada, in the state of California, have formed a copartnership uoder the naine of WEBER. & QOHALY, for the purpore of esarying on the business of a general grocery and provision store, at the city of Nevada, @ounty-and State ator. said. That we are the ‘only memb.rs of said firm, ard that our piace of business isoy Commercial Street, in said Nevada City. NICOLAS WEBER, ADOLPH CHATY. May 17th, 1877. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this!7th day of May, A. D. one thousand +ight Lundred and seventy-seven, _ before me, yo'id Garthe,-s Notary Pub-~ lic in and for the raid County of Nevada, perronatly appeared N:colas Ndr and Adolph Chsty, known to me to~ the sam~ persons whose names.are qbberrocd tothe annexed iustrument, and duly acknowledged to me that they execnted the same. In wituess whereof, Ihave here untae set my hand and nffixed my Official Seal, at my officé in the said County of Nevada, ie day and year in this Certificate first above -written : mi8 i.tO OLD GARTHF, Notary Public. MILITARY NOTICE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _ YOU'ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO = APPEAR AT 10UR ARMORY, IN FULL er oak Saturday, May 26th, At 12 o'clock, M., ’ FOR ANNUAL-‘FARGET PRACTICE. 1877, The Cumpany will march promptly at 1236 o'clock, PM., and-.all not intne ranks will be contidercd as abscntees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. _ By order, = J. A. RAPP, ~ Captain ative FA W. ¥. ——_ 0. 8. mayl5 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE. ROGER CONLAN, Miley: aukee Beer Depot, Broad St. ‘Nevada City, Hs constently on hand, in Eotiles ant on draught, the celebrated ; “Weiner Salvator” and ows, : bacher; / MILWAUKEE BEER, . Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ‘ of which have the repuistion . being the best in the worid; aud are ebipped te al) of the civilized globe TRY 17, Also the best Home Brewed B ne el [Broad Street, Nevada City. Novice to Creditors, . } ee the Frobate Court of the County of Revuua, State of California. In the luatter of the hstute of Wim. M. Baker, ueveased. otice is hereby given that the undcisigued,AGmini. trator «1 the Estate of Win. M.Biket, ce ceased to the Creditors of. aid ali perronsbaving claims against the Lecesenry vouch: rs, Withiu tour months aftcr the frst publicasion ef. this notice, ‘fice of J. ML. Wa lng, Keg, on q@.» on Pine Street, eben au bey 8 woe of Califur A ministrator ad ate or Wa. Me Sab ¢, Gaal ‘® x popes May 20m iia Walline aie tor r Administrates. 1 Bloomé put off pounds claims day eve executic a long line, \ the drif the T’s W. Whi Judson the Llas . Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest _ _ Nevada City, May 19, 1877. : : ae Sail Gece sed, tu exiibit them with theto the’sale°Adminiwirstr, attie Law Of_ * The purcha agents ‘Congre Wedne: yesterd with an twelve @ chure gregatic ——€lare it handso Trament{i ouripg . it and d WeSever: made a City Tr: ordinan. take out mers 60! here th . @xpense: ment, . advice i: ‘find that pass suc the mer Three ‘through way to J ess Pass W.G, E most of ‘twenty . driven t past few The o; ‘peated o “The sac piece ws the first took pur @eal of c bly, and more pec ure of w John £ ina few gone sey L. A. McNeil 2 ‘town, an resents t] ‘Co., of S: New A. Blu wtrom. 82 ceived a ‘dines, Su

NSN RSENS GARE mt griminul pature preferred hte“ ilps ae elton ime vaca ~ poche RARDIN LOSER MENS COCA IANNIS IN SARTORI (aN INI REAGAN on NE nae eH a! SINAN . i) reer . 4 ° . } mation onc she? cet tpt ym naman bs ep etree msec metre emi Ron ed eso iis -samarns aunertner fhmnin cath ayn owe oe wipers ea The Daily Branserip NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Rev. Mr, McPheeters. The ‘‘Marysville Appeal’’ bas published seversl articles in regard to the Reverend gentleman whose name beads this column,: but it is impossi-~ “bie to ascertain from any of them what the rumpos was kicked up about. In that paper of the = the following appears: Acard. In consideration of certain rumors current growingout of a -—misrepresentation of the-fact—con-} tained im the charges against the Rev. Mr. McPheeters in the recent preliminary exainination had in this ~“gity, E claim it bat just to him, his friends, and the cause of right, to state that there were no charges of « against him in apy particolir whatever. So _ far from their being tbe truth the conyention frequen:ly stated during the examination that they —did--not make any charges ngainst Rev. Mr. _ MoPheeters, and that they neve even entertuifed 4 suspic on in reference to his buving done wnything criming. Jo making this statement I might add in farther C¢ovfirmation .of the above -that I was present durivg the progress of the trial and beard and wrote all the testimony pro and con, but there was * mot one word said upon the part of any of the witnes-es that indicated either their belief or suspicion’ of anything criminalin the Rev. Mr. McPheeters, Furtber than this I have been inforucd by gentlemen _of unimpeschable characters thatt}be . prosecution upou more than one occasion reiterated to t'vem the same _gtatement that I make in the ~gbove. —Jamis He Waite; We have now published all we have seen in relution to the matter, because the Rev. Mr. McPheeters has a great many triends ip this eounty who were anxious to know ‘about thé trouble be was supposed to bein. No one here has believed for a moment that charge could be bro ght against him and sustained, but, on the contrary, ‘ they believe that there was a conspiracy of some kind gotten up to injure his fair name. eard, which is published to expliin matters leaves us as much in the dark . . “aa we were before. As the writer gays ‘‘there were no charges of a. criminal nature preferred against “him in any particular whatever,” we4 would like t#&know why there was an examination, and why the inferenee is allowed to go out to lead the _ people to believe there was? The writer further says: ‘‘There was not one word said, during the eXamination, upon the part of any of the witnesses, that indicated with their belief or suspicion of anything criminalin the Rev. Mr. McPheeters,’’ “Now all this is balderdast’ aud is doing a great injury to Mr, McPheeters, because people are led to believe that he hus been guilty of something horrible, and yet no facis are given. Just enough has been said to injure his reputation asa gentleman and a minister of the gospel, and it is due to the Reverend gentleman that a stutenent of the the case should be mude and given to the public. The course that has been pursued is of the meanest character, because peuple draw all surts of inferences from what has been eakd, a5 oo eS The Revivalist, Mr. Moody was welcomed back to the Boston Tabernacle on Sunday by large throngs. He looked fresh: and. vigorous, and spoke with all— his accustomed vigor and earnestness: In the afiernoon a teinperance meet-ing was held, Mr. Moody conducting . the exercises, In the evening the evangelist prenched on “Hope,” gaying during the course of his sermon: ‘Hope iv never used in the Scriptures to express doubt, but now @ great many Coristiaus use it to express their doubts. Ido not know how many Christians I have asked ~ about their soul's welfare, and reeeived the answer, ‘I bupe I “am a Christian,’ ‘Il hope I am,’’ Now, you cannot find that anywhere inthe Word of God. I do not say, ‘I hope Lam married.’ I um married, aud I know it. Ido not say, ‘L hope I am . en American.’ I kuow I am,” Anunaal Target Peactice. The Nevada Light Gaurd will bave , their annual target’ practice to-morrow, Saturday, avd every member is sapected to be on huud at 12% o’cloc Those ef our cilizeus who desizé to ‘are reqtiested to leave thet with W. AB Bronsor Alex. . @avenient, 9 by any serious . The above . + Bindy —and -we are compe.léd to say >that if all their private iranouciions afe@ Aas economical Lexfough to hurt himself!" ‘The New County Safe. . The recently purchased safe for Nevada County arrived in this city : “Sapervisors Brady and Allan were authorized by the: Board sometime since_to purchase‘a first-class safe in which to keep the money and valuables of the county, and after making careful inquiries and observation of the different makes, decided to purchase one of Mr, Williams, of Sacramento, the agent of the celebrated Detroit Safe Company. Special-drawings were made according to their order, and the safe fully meets with their approval, On its arrival yesterday, two experts armed with the best implements were on the~ground, and the most thgrough drill tests were made upon it until the workmen, the Supervisors, the Coonty Treasurer and a lirge nomber of spectaiors were galisfied that the box could not be eotered by burylars no matter how long” a time they might have for operation. The safe weighs 14, 100. pouuds. It cost, delivered ut Sacramento, $2,700. The freight which was paid by tue agent, ~ It is uiade with outside fire provf sufc wich folding dots and Goapilcition wek. Luside of this is a burglur proof jiviny throughout the wiole interior, of 1% inches in tuickvess, with fuiding doors, which are’ provided with heavy round bolts, eight to euch door, which ure supplied with combination bank locks, and a duuble chrofMometer lock operated by cwek, work, Inside: of. this living is a further-barglur proof’ box of 24% ingh walls, and 344 inch frout, which is also provided with a combiuution bank lock, The whole interior = of the sife is drill aud burglar proof. The burglar proof metal alone, in this sufe,. weighs over 6,000 pounds, andthe fire-proof, with iis fillings, weighs 8,100 pounds. It is the beaviest and most expensive of any couuty safe in the State, andisa yess. The ptice puid for it is ut least fifteen Lundred dollars less than ity real value. It was made expressly to the orderof Messrs, Allan aud and wise as this one was they will: oop rival the Bohbauza Kiugs in wealth. The Detroit Sefe Company are doing better work aud muking*better safes than any fic in the business, a8 any ovewill assert after a cureful examination of this beautiful piece of work, The Nevada Light Guard, _ The San Francisco Pacijic Life bas the following to. say, ip. .ju:t praise, of the Nevada Light Guard: ‘‘Company C, Nevada Light Guard, of Nevadu City, is entitled to take a leuding position amony our military organizations of the interior. It has Leen fourteen yeais in existence, and never was in a more flourishing conditiotithan it is to-day. There are between fifty and sixty names on the roll. The Company is armed with Springtield breech-loaders, wears the regulation uniform, and has a splendid armory, 114x50 feet in dimensions, The members “also have a fine rifle range in the outskirts of town. The officers are: Captain, J. A. Rapp; First Lieutenant, Wo. J. Organ, and Second Lieutenant, Jas. Murebie. A visit to their armory this week satisfies us that au excellent state of discipline prevails. The arms and equipments are in adwirable condition, showing that the ‘best of care is taken of the State's prop-. erty, The Company has been ordered out by Captain Rapp, for its annual target practice on the 26th inst., and as we have been promised a copy uf the official scores, our riflemen here will be able to compuie the shooting with that done bere.”’ For County Treasurer. . Jerry N. Payne is announced in today's TRaNnscRIPT as a candidate for thé office of County Treasurer, sub<. , ject to the decision of the Democruiie County Convention, Jefry hus made a good officer and id very poplar. * = A Lazy f. lows falling a distance of fifty feet, and escaping with only « few scrgt¢hes, a bystander remarked thattie was “too alow to fail fasi Ou it to that place alone was $600, model of beauty, safety aud useful. A Voice Prom Tae, Foon 4 to + the At the request of a gevtleman of this city, we publish the following, which appeared as 4 correspodence in the Dutch Flat Forum:— “Will ye give it up to slaves? This bright land _of ours! ~ Let the Mongois ¢’en their graves, Taketo distant Chinese shores. ‘Only think of it, thirty millions of dollars annually seut to China as the price of service labor. No».wonder we have hard times! _How much better it would be if that amonnt poor laboring people. We would be able then tokeep out of debt, and bot owe everybody, as we do now, providing us with the necessaries of life. Way, sir, we can’t afford totake a Piper, or buy bodks to instruct our little indulgences of which children are sofond, In fact we can hardly clothe them snfficiently dec: nt to send them to school, —En fact if we are not relieved from this curse of Asiaiic slavery, we will bave no schools, . for we will be too poor to maintain them. I méintaiu that it is a greatter evil than African slavery, because that was purely sectional, whereus as this, if,allowed to expand unmvowhole fabric. It is suid that we can’t ran our wines, mills and otber factories without them. Itis & fallacy; tbe same.cry Was raised in regard to cotton, Bat it is cheaper to-day than it_ever was while slavery existed: Have not fortanés been made in the lumber business vy those who employ Caucasian -libor exclum sively? Are fares and freiyhts any cheaper since Crocker & Cu., have employed Mongvlians exclusively upon this road? No, sir; they cheapeén nothing but the price of labor. And as loug as they cuy grind it out of us and increase their profiis everything is lovely, tute to capital what kind of labor it must employ!’ Did not the peuple of the North dictate to the South in ibunder tones, aye, even at the caunou’s mouth, whut kind of labor they should employ? A dangerous precedent .to establish if we have not the sumé rightin a minur way. If Karope should send shipluad ofter sbipload of diseased emigrants to our our shores wou ld-it-notmost certain= ly be stopped? Ita lot of diseused cattle were about to be sh‘pved here from Texas would it not be stepped? dangerous to the welfare of our coun try than any disease that could possivly be shipped from Europe or any where else except Asiv. Will our Government stop it?, No there is ‘millions in it’ to the capitalist at present; let the fauate look out for itself, ‘In ancient story it is told, Tout Midis’ touch turned anything to {golu. But we to-day a stranger thing venold, Mvn turn to anything when touched with [gelu.’ Now for the good of our country, be noble Cantuasians every mother’s son of you, foritis a notle” aii, the disenthrallment df the Caucusian race. Be Caucasians in the truest sense of the word, and tuereby prevent the unnecessary mending. of blood, Would it not te more noble to die in bat'le, fighting in the interest of white freedom, than to tamély submit without a ‘struggle todie in the -puorbuuse; bequeatbing asa legacy to ourchildren, poverty, ignorance aud slavery; history writing as their epitaph, born in penury reared in ig. norance, died in slavery inherited from our fathers. An inevitable result-ifwe cannot free ourselves trom the clutches of this relic of Asiatic barbarism. Spurn all such sheets as favorChinese immigratiun and Chinese labor from your firesides as you would, an adder from your bosom, For they would make ye slaves. Bat in the language of the immortal Charchill exclaim: Let all, Aor shall resentment flush our (cheek, ‘Phat those, the greatest curse —— be. Wi. know us not, may not prewni to we York has decided that Tweed's evidence shall not be used in pending or fature suits, Couonsy Ezexrsn Jewetr, the @tnnieut seientist, died at Sat. were distributed among our own -who-bave anything to do with the} . children at home, or grant them avy lested, will eventually: envelop! the ‘Must ‘not dic. But this Monyolian disease is more Whe iknow us well, what they know treely . é Tue Attorney General of New 9425 Per Day. a) gent leman in this city bas taven four hdndred guenr ad of the town, and the remainderis expended here for their living. Suppose. tbat amount was paid out to white men, what a different state of affairs woula exist here, The stores would doa larger business and the town would bea great deal more prosperous, and we should hear less about hard times. Bat somehow or other there don’t seem to be any way to get rid of these rats, -and-we will have-to-grin t-— and bear their presence among us. There is one consolation however, aod that is, we have no more of them fand probably not as many, as other places on the coast, according to the size of the town. tee u the tronble “to ascertain how much: money is aid out @aily for labor to Chinese. He figures it at just four] hundred and . eo dollars perj~ dey, ond ou that amount, FOR COUNTY (Y TREASURER. ERRY N, PAYNE NE is hereby.snnounced e} 28 candidate for the office of . OME . Treasurer, snbj-ct. to the decision of Democratic Contest Convention, LL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against the SCHULTZ GRAVEI, MINING .C , will plese present them to the undersigned immediately for payment, after endorsement by 8. W_Duncan. 8. D. BAKER, may25. , Secretary of Company. RETURN oF THE FAVORITE?! N evada Theatre, 2 Nighte. ‘MONDAY & TUESDAY, “MAY 28th and 29th. Shee WORLD-FAMED ORIGINAL TENNESSEE JUBILEE SINGERS! Decoration Day. ~The Hon. David M. Key writes to the Cincinnati committee which invited him to attend the Decoration Day ceremonies in tliat city: ‘‘I rejoice to hear you say that the soldiers that are buried in your beautifal city of the dead, whether they wore the Biueor the Gray, will be cause he believes is just may have done wrong in engaging in the

strife, bat he has committed no sin. He may have died a Christisn—un hovest_ man. The fact Southern soldier staked his life on bis cause manifested his sincerity. Say, if you pléase, that he wasniistaken, that he did a great wrong; but say at the same time that, he was -honest and brave. Onthe grave of such a one tears may fall from the kindly eyes and flowers be strewa by lovely junds without reproach.” Carpets! Carpets! Brussels, Three-Ply and LIngrain Coll and examine at mazd A. BLUMENTHAL’S. __ Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s ica The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday aurning — opening and closing. 215 Ophir 934: 9%. 255 Mexican 5 17v5. Gould & Carry 644 5, 925 Best & Helobes 11 10% 645 Calforpia 264% 27. 1655 Savage 2.25 2 30 © 1190 Cou Virginia 2634 263 Yas 59 Chollar, 20% 20% -260 Crown: Point 4.53 4.20 960 Imperial 35c 40c. 160 Belcher 3.40 3.35 — 120 Sierra Nevaaa, 1.80. 10 Umb 7% . 270 Bullion, 3 3 10. 290 Overman 10% 10 55 Justice, 4.10 4.15 435 Union Con, 2.70 23,. liv Julia, 1.05. 195 Caledonia 1%. 155 Silver Hill, 1.10 1.10. 140 Alpha, 8% By, 430°Hale & Norcross, 1% 1.70. The _after.con quotations were about the same asin the morning Board. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel.JACOB NAFSZIGER, Prop: jeto», Wepyespay, May 23rd, 1877. Master Chas Grissell, Washington B L Hazelton, Gold Hill J C Donnelly. ie Jamos Rose ie gd Miss J Caldw ll Miss Ella Kitts, Willow Veliay dé Carr, Fail Creek AH Walrath, City Tra Jewitt, do _ Lonis Satman, San Juan T S Whitmore, City Miss Anson, San Frahciscd Major Downie, Downieville J 'T Dalghren, Forest City ry seneneet. City J R Dysut, City Amos Laird, doe J Casionly, do W 8 Zeitin, San Francisco Mrs 8: wtell, San Francisco Mra Reinhart, do cP Loughridye, Grass Val ley d E Brown, City Ed M Brown, do Jobn Dunnelly, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vationel Exchangé Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Preprietor. = “Wapepanes, May 23rd, 1877: F Sacket, City J Martin. San Frantie-o M B Ivory, San Francisco Mrs L igrove, Dutch Flat Mrs Hill Little Yerk C Bradley, Dutch Fiat, E Noithup, San Juan J E Knott, Dutch Flat 8 Caro, Sen Francisoo © M Flock, Sacramento LA Upson, do Dr L M ‘fay lor Oakland ‘ Barbara; May 18th, of Atyphoie At a, la'e English marriage the ern. a by U Meiteunes 4 Lake City bride waiked ever a mat stretcbeo. eee ee ee from ‘the@eor to the alter ‘railing, A FIVE-POUNDS SHAD bus ~ beet Tlegg, -do > ; i b 2 ’ Suis eee fashioned of evergyeens'aail Siied Ho caught in the Sacramento, river, Fiera er ee Seal with lilies, roses ane vivleta, Harrab fur the Fish Commissioners. Ww LUlveck, = alike respected. He who dices for ‘a. thut the} _ Carpets, the largest stock in the city . : 325 Exchequer 2.05 2.10. Si ” Nevada, May 22, 1817. songs ; From way down eae de Suwanee — * Second Grand Tour of the : “Padifie Cot. Crowded Houses and delighted audiences greet them everywhere. Sixth Annucl Tour of Europe and America. MISS LULU HENDERSON, Cid Soprano, And MR. HENRY HUNLEY,. The Lion Basso, Are-still,with the Troupe, and will positively appear at eack extertainment. Doors cpen at 7.15, commence at 8-15 P. M. Admission $1 00. and 50 cents. Children under 12 years, £0 cents. Reserve Seat Tickets at Belden’s Drug st re without extra charge. maté Special Notice. The Pioneer Reduction Co. of California, are ready to purchase and ‘reduce SULPHURETS, Works, at Canada Hill. Nevada, May 23, 1877. Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, THERS. will be 8 Special Mecting Of Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M. on Monday Evening, May 28th, AT MASONIC HALL, For the purpose-of conferring the Royal Arch Degree, A fall atte ndance of Members is desired. Visiting Companions are coruially invited. By order THOS. MEIN, H. P. G. R. Davis, Sec. ms Change of "Prop rietorship, Nou is ey given that JOE. PETTIT has sold out his iaterest in the “GULD ROOM” and “KitYSTONE SALOON ,” to BILI INGS & CO., and the busicess “will hereafter be Concipgiad a BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. ee The eld patrons of the above named places will find the new firm ready to serve them with the very best OF Whisky, Wines, Ale, Perter, and Cigars. BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Neyada City, May 19, 1877. FOR STATE SENATOR. cm KENT, of this city, is hereby . . ounced as a candiate for State ‘. Senator, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Soouaneiianel —H. WELLS, of "Nevada city, os de hereby avnouticed 8B 8 candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County mas Convention, Notice of Change of Partrps firm of Crosby. & Mitchelt womege by dissolved, anu: the Machinery Canada bi) together with all I the might + : oe Crosby pateut are transferred to the “Pi fon Co, ot Califor nia,” & corpor “formed undef the jaws of ep ree : 4. B. ChOSBY, at their # ache HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and ci. gars, Constintl, on Band. =~ Fancy Drinksa Specialty. p28 kAKIW LLL & CLARK, N. WEBER. a. WEBER & cHATY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIALSTREET, — Transcript Office,) UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILLED WITH E CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete. aa Prices, and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free of “Char ree. By strict attention to business, and a determination to satisfy ‘our customers both ia quality and. price of Groceries, we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. WEBER & CHATY. ‘DIVIDEND NOTICE, IVIDEND NOTICE NO. 9, Collatera} Loan and Savi ings Bank, corner Post aud Kea'ny streets, San Francisco. The regular monthly dividend of 2 yer cent, } fer April, 17T, is declared, pigubie May— Stn, to stockholders of record. F. 8. CARTFR, Sec. April 27, 1877. may 5-1m NERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. C This is to certify that we, Nicolas Weber and Adolph Chaty, both residing st the City and® County ef Nevada, in the state of California, have formed a copartnership uoder the naine of WEBER. & QOHALY, for the purpore of esarying on the business of a general grocery and provision store, at the city of Nevada, @ounty-and State ator. said. That we are the ‘only memb.rs of said firm, ard that our piace of business isoy Commercial Street, in said Nevada City. NICOLAS WEBER, ADOLPH CHATY. May 17th, 1877. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. On this!7th day of May, A. D. one thousand +ight Lundred and seventy-seven, _ before me, yo'id Garthe,-s Notary Pub-~ lic in and for the raid County of Nevada, perronatly appeared N:colas Ndr and Adolph Chsty, known to me to~ the sam~ persons whose names.are qbberrocd tothe annexed iustrument, and duly acknowledged to me that they execnted the same. In wituess whereof, Ihave here untae set my hand and nffixed my Official Seal, at my officé in the said County of Nevada, ie day and year in this Certificate first above -written : mi8 i.tO OLD GARTHF, Notary Public. MILITARY NOTICE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _ YOU'ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO = APPEAR AT 10UR ARMORY, IN FULL er oak Saturday, May 26th, At 12 o'clock, M., ’ FOR ANNUAL-‘FARGET PRACTICE. 1877, The Cumpany will march promptly at 1236 o'clock, PM., and-.all not intne ranks will be contidercd as abscntees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. _ By order, = J. A. RAPP, ~ Captain ative FA W. ¥. ——_ 0. 8. mayl5 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE. ROGER CONLAN, Miley: aukee Beer Depot, Broad St. ‘Nevada City, Hs constently on hand, in Eotiles ant on draught, the celebrated ; “Weiner Salvator” and ows, : bacher; / MILWAUKEE BEER, . Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ‘ of which have the repuistion . being the best in the worid; aud are ebipped te al) of the civilized globe TRY 17, Also the best Home Brewed B ne el [Broad Street, Nevada City. Novice to Creditors, . } ee the Frobate Court of the County of Revuua, State of California. In the luatter of the hstute of Wim. M. Baker, ueveased. otice is hereby given that the undcisigued,AGmini. trator «1 the Estate of Win. M.Biket, ce ceased to the Creditors of. aid ali perronsbaving claims against the Lecesenry vouch: rs, Withiu tour months aftcr the frst publicasion ef. this notice, ‘fice of J. ML. Wa lng, Keg, on q@.» on Pine Street, eben au bey 8 woe of Califur A ministrator ad ate or Wa. Me Sab ¢, Gaal ‘® x popes May 20m iia Walline aie tor r Administrates. 1 Bloomé put off pounds claims day eve executic a long line, \ the drif the T’s W. Whi Judson the Llas . Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest _ _ Nevada City, May 19, 1877. : : ae Sail Gece sed, tu exiibit them with theto the’sale°Adminiwirstr, attie Law Of_ * The purcha agents ‘Congre Wedne: yesterd with an twelve @ chure gregatic ——€lare it handso Trament{i ouripg . it and d WeSever: made a City Tr: ordinan. take out mers 60! here th . @xpense: ment, . advice i: ‘find that pass suc the mer Three ‘through way to J ess Pass W.G, E most of ‘twenty . driven t past few The o; ‘peated o “The sac piece ws the first took pur @eal of c bly, and more pec ure of w John £ ina few gone sey L. A. McNeil 2 ‘town, an resents t] ‘Co., of S: New A. Blu wtrom. 82 ceived a ‘dines, Su